Hi Duyahn,
I just checked this out for you by opening notepad, typing a word and
trying to spell it. It didn't work, so I opened up the WE control panel
with Control-backslash, and this opened the notepad.set set file. I
navigated to the hot keys branch, opened this and arrowed down to
Cursor, tabbed over to the list of available functions, and Word had no
defined hot key. So, I tabbed over to Scope and pressed this button to
change the Scope to program, so that the hot key would be specific to
Notepad. Then, I tabbed to the Capture button, and captured Control-W
for my hot key. Then, I tabbed over to the save button, and pressed
Escape to go back to Notepad. I moved to a word of text, pressed
Control-W and the word was spoken; a second press spelled the word; and
a third spelled it phonetically. I supposed GW Micro leaves the setting
of hot keys up to the user, probably because there are so many hot keys
which can cause conflicts on today's PCs.
hth,
Rod
On 5/08/13 2:03 AM, Duyahn Walker wrote:
Hi!
Isn't the command to get Window eyes to spell something ctrl0numpad 5?
If so, i have a friend running the demo and when she presses this
command, all she hear's is the word center. If she wants to read
character by character, she can't. This happens even when she tries to
use the arrow commands.
Duyahn
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